Browns Look Like Big Noise in Early Flag Chase
Browns win third straight as Ned Garver Tommy Byrne and Bob Cain pace the mound. Cain defeats his old Detroit Tigers as Cleveland rousts Chicago, while Shantz tops the Yankees. Throneberry hits a grand slam for Boston and Hodges leads Dodgers in a heavy hitting stretch. Pirates beat Cardinals as Raffensberger shuts out the Cubs. Kiner and Muir contribute for Pittsburgh. Imogene Upron highlighted byline notes as a University of New Hampshire coed in Winter Olympics coverage.
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League Results From An Untidy Box Score Card
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51 Eliminated from Olympic Mat Trials
Ames Ta a The battle for the big title and place on the 1952 U S Olympic wrestling team in Helsinki continues as trials move into the third and fourth rounds. The field of competitors narrows to 123 after yesterday’s eliminations. Veteran coaches expect a strong squad but cannot predict the final members. Historic team members like Lt Job Pletehter 147 3 Kenry Wittenberg 191 and Bob Muldeogan heavyweight posted impressive showings yesterday.
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West Virginia and rivals clash in scholastic sports action
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Indians face Tigers as Lopez predicts 85 wins for Big Four
Chicago columnist Charles Chamberlain reports Al Lopez, manager of the Cleveland Indians, optimistic about his team’s chances. After a 5-3 win over the White Sox, Lopez forecasts 85 wins for his quartet of top pitchers Barry Wynn, Bob Lemon, Mike Garcia, and Bob Feller. He notes improved infield and healthy Luke Easter knee, aiming for a .270 to .295 team batting average and a return to pennant contention.
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The Boston Red Sox beat Washington 9 to 2 as rookie outfielder Faye Throneberry hit a bases loaded home run. Pitcher Raffensberger delivered solid work. The Reds used veteran magic to defeat the Chicago Cubs 3 to 9.
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Four Way Meet Opens Eagles Track Season
Beckley Junior High opens its track season today with a four way meet at the high school oval as Woodrow Wilson teams prepare for Huntington Relays. Beckley hopes to defend titles in 2 mile relay and distance medley, while several prep athletes, including Pat Perry in pole vault, Nat Lilly and Larry Hawks in high jump, compete against Oak Hill Mt Hope Fayetteville and Woodrow Wilson.
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Spiders Lead Showdown Against Keydets in Southern NCAA Race
Richmond Spiders aim to seize a one game lead over rival teams in the Southern Conference Northern Division as they host the unbeaten Virginia Military Institute Keydets. A Richmond loss could lift VMI to the top while Washington and Lee and George Washington trail at 2-1. Duke leads the Southern Division at 9-1 with Furman and The Citadel upcoming.
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Truman's Choice Wins in Laurel Charity Race at Track
Laurel residents witnessed Truman's Choice win the charity pony race by six lengths at Laurel Race Track, a gimmick benefiting the United Cerebral Palsy Fund. Pre-race votes had Like Ike as favorite. 41,229 in attendance cheered as jockey Ronnie Nash pushed Truman's Choice to victory in 24.1 seconds for the quarter mile dash.
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Boxing results from multiple bouts listed in condensed card
In Tacoma Willie Bean defeated Jess Hall in a 204 to 190 bout. Fall River’s Johnny Saxton beat Charlie Thompson 148 to 142 in Brooklyn. Phil Morizio won over James Watkins Jr in New York by 139 to 137. New London’s lengthy 8 round card noted Watkins’ match outcome.
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